Chicago Market Cattle and Hogs Report July Bid Summary
Chicago market results show beef steers and feeders generally up 25 to 50 cents from a week prior. Fat steers at 14.40, best midweights 14.25, cattle mixed with stockers around 7.25 to 8.50. Sheep and lambs mostly higher with fat lambs 15.26 to 15.50 range, hogs steady to high with top at 9.90 and bulk 160 to 200 pounds around 8.65 to 9.90. pigs limited. Market activity totals show 6,000 hog receipts and 1,000 sheep receipts with widespread price movement across weights and classes.
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Chicago
Grain and meat futures mixed as July contracts open
Wheat and corn show modest gains while oats and rye rise slightly. Lard and ribs futures edge higher with July performances leading the session. Data reflect early market quotes and column notes.
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Tsao
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Summary
Grain prices listed for Wheat Corn Oats Barley Timothy and Clover with multiple grade codes and percentages. Includes Wheat at 1.51 Corn ranges from 1.04 to 1.02 and 1.00 for various yellow and white grades Vast detail of color grades and percentages across cereals and forage with no clear single event or outcome.
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Chicago
Timothy
Miss Nellie Manner Correspondent Notes Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on July 9 Mrs Ruth McElroy of Iowa City is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J M Maxwell. Mrs Charles Millson came home from Nebraska. Clyde Clemens returned to Rupert Idaho after carrying his brother William Clemens body for burial. Mrs Lee Huston and her daughter Joan Lee of Columbus Junction were visitors yesterday afternoon.
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Crawfordsville
Ruth McElroy
Iowa City
J. M. Maxwell
Charles Millson
Nebraska
Clyde Clemens
Rupert
Idaho
William Clemens
Lee Huston
Joan Lee
Columbus Junction
Braden
Shoemaker
Moline
Freddie Perger
Frank Dittmer
Florence Henneger
Martinsburg
C. M. Maxwell
Edna Witting
Orlin
Littles
Doris Booth
Rex Smith
Wellman
Merle Smith
Oscar Jugenheimer
Washington
William Jugenheimer
John Fredrickson
Donald Smith
Chicago
Mr. Fredrickson
Rieke
Otto Stopp
Ray Dix
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Herman Twinam
Arthur Yard
Ray Blankenhorn
Ainsworth
Dwight Nickleson
Own City
Leland
Doris Maxwell
Jessie O'Neil
Flossie Graham
Mt. Pleasant
W. W. Jamison
Caroline Baumgartner
Wayland
Stella Koch
Fairfield
Joe Keegan
Irene
Winfield
Madge
N. A. Buck
Gretchen
Panora
Harvey Young
California
B. P. James
Gome
Corning
Shed Draper
Clinton, I
Jake Rader
A. E. Horton
Ralph Hellopeter
Peoria
Old Brighton
Ralph
R. B. Kessel
Tom Pierce
Arthur Conrad
Layton Perries
Albert Boase
Louber
Webb Yakle
Allen
Anna
Freda
Dillon
Fred Hildebrand
Washington County Hospital
Charles ‘Dunbar
Thornton Alter
Roy Kauffman
Bud Ballard
Eda Richenberger
Andrew Kauffman
Will Conrad
Pete Louber
Irs
Sam Boase
Gladys Hertig
Anna Mae
Bessie
Havel Conrad
Jake Riehenberger
Francis Hertig
Jake Pichenberger
Margaret Alter
Ruth
Palestine
Albert Vondrasek
Ed Klanzek
Deloras
Joe Vondrasek
Vondrasek
Rudy Knotterous
John Horak
Albert L. Petsel
Mary Viasak
Ed Meese
Lone Tree
Chas
Kalona
Fred Lyntz
Chas. Vondrasek
Frank Vicha
Frank Nemec
Joe A. Soukup
Albert Petsel
Radio Program Schedule for Sunday July 10 1927
Sunday listings from various stations note church services concerts and recitals. Notable segments include KHJ in Los Angeles at 9 and 10, KOA Denver open-air concert, KPO San Francisco orchestra and hotel concerts, WEAF New York musicale, WGN Chicago music room and Tomorrow's Tribunes, and WLS Little Brown Church choir among others.
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KHJ
Los Angeles
KMOX
St. Louis
Skouras Brothers
KOA
Denver
Denver Municipal Band
KPO
San Francisco
KYW
Chicago
WIZ
Weco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Harriet Band
Hugo Philler Goodwin
Aganist
WEAF
New York
Capital Theater
WEEI
WRC
WJAR
KSD
WTAG
WWJ
WCAE
WSB
WSM
WHAS
WMC
WGY
Atwater-Kent
WRG
WSAI
WGN
Woc
WCCO
Cathedral Echoes
WEBH
Our Music Room
Tomorrow's Tribunes
Salernos
WHO
Des Moines
WJJID
Palmer House
WJZ
Cook
Venezuela
Columbia
Ecuador
Stadium Philharmonic
WBZ
KDKA
Godfrey Ludlow
WLS
Little Brown
the Vale
WMAQ
Davenport
WOW
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Opera Company
KFNF
Shenandoah
John Belding
KMA
Scheverman
Colorado Orchestra
Fairmont Hotel Orchestra
National Broadcasting Company
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Nighthawk Frolic Weaf
South Sea Islanders
WLIT
WTIC
Goldman
WTAM
WSI
Grand Opera Company
WT Ic
WCSH
17Th
U. S. Infantry
Evening radio listings for multiple stations and programs
A dense schedule of radio programs across many stations including KUHJ KYW WEBH WGN WGY WHAS WIP WJJID WLS WMAQ WOAI WQJ WSM KDKA in Pittsburgh and others. Entries include operas concerts marimba musicSchevermans Colorado orchestra Fairmont Hotel orchestra National Broadcasting company and more with times from 4 to 12, referencing orchestras bands and performances.
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KUHJ
KYW
WEBH
WGN
WGY
WHAS
WIP
WJJID
WLS
WMAQ
WOAI
WQJ
WSM
Myth of snake charmers disproved by Colombo director
The Mas seur Institute director in Colombo Ceylon says the belief that snake charmers make snakes leave their jungles at music is a myth. He argues music does not drive snakes away and explains common misconceptions about serpent behavior.
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Masseur Institute
Colombo
Ceylon
Braden Neighbors Share Fourth Of July Happenings
Mrs. Co M Maxwell notes Rural Braden community activities on July 4. Families visit each other in Moline Washington and Morning Sun while fireworks and picnics mark the day. Several residents report burns and illnesses and plans for flood relief work and August club events.
Kalona Visit and Local News From Washington Journal
A July 9 diary recounts a Kalona Washington visit with neighbors and shop talk. It notes light travel to Iowa City, meetings with locals, bank chatter, and readers expanding the Journal subscription. Letters from Keith Jones in Long Beach express thanks and request for the Astonisher.
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Miller
Macon
Mr. Glick
George Eglin
Kalona
Noah
Geo
Mr. Eglin
Springfield
Ill
Kalona’s
Richmond
Washington
J. M. Kyle
Willard Battery Station
Gasoline Alley
D. C. Kyle
Washington County
Willard Station
Keith Jones
Long Beach
Journal
Keith
California
East Broadway
Frank
Anthra van Sickle
Brighton News Teems With Weddings and Community Growth
Elrod Dayton married Eva Cairy of Algona on June 5. The couple will stay in Algona briefly before joining Elrod in Brighton where they will live above Beal's grocery. A new 9 hole golf course begins development on Wes Porter lands with club members named. Numerous locals travel, visit, or relocate while a hail wind and rain storm damages crops and windows.
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Brighton
Elrod Dayton
Eva Cairy
Algona
Whitmer
Sions City
Wes Porter
C. J. Christiansen
L. O. Prizer
Irvin F. Kraemer
J. N. Irwin
B. P. James
R. W. Hinson
W. W. Jamison
Merle Hamilton
J. E. Peters
Bertha Ward
Danville
R. J. Armstrong
Arthur Gruenwald
George
Chicago
Glen Beal
George Duke
Max Keller
Jake Kadler
Robert
Wash
Lifting and Carrying Capacities of Aircraft Defined
The lifting capacity is the maximum flying load of an airplane. The carrying capacity equals this load minus the dead load which includes the aircraft structure power plant and essential accessories.
Moor Utters Sinful Knifed Bread Dish Belief
A Moor declares breaking bread with a knife a grievous sin and warns that using a knife to cut bread carries spiritual consequence. The remark reflects historical attitudes toward utensil use.
United States Paper Currency Design and Silk Threads
The article explains that U S paper currency is a single sheet with a design on both sides. It notes the silk threads are a distinctive feature embedded in the paper during manufacture.
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United States
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Arthur Wilcox
Jim O'’Laughlin
Mr. Murphy
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Company
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Everett
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Kona Helmick
Ington
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Douglas—Mrs
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Freeport
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J. W. Shafer
McConnon & Company
McConnon & Co
Winona
Minn
Oramel Stoner
South Avenue B
Joe Knotek
Ford Road
Ster
Mangold’'S
Charles Vincent
Sation
Walter Little
Clayde Knupp
Studebaker
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Jersey
Geo. W. Stewart
Call Thomas Simpson
Elmer Burham
Mon Fry
Iowa Avenue
Mae van Zandt
EK. W. Miksch
Ain
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Threes Sa
R. A. Beauchamp
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Guy Cadogan Rothery
London Graphic
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Lic
A. H
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Pritchard Commission CO. Union Stock Yards
Pritchard Com. CO
Iowa Live Stock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
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